On GOG or otherwise.

For me it's the new DOOM and Carmageddon: Max Damage (the re-release of Reincarnation with much improved everything).

Kingdom Deliverance
Mount and Blade II
And cautiously looking forward to seeing what No Man's Sky has to offer.

Hopefully lots more slightly not so new but kinda old titles like XCOM, Bioshock, EUIV, and Crusader Kings II.

Overall this year looks a bit thin to me.

I can't actually think of anything, Outlast 2 I guess?

Dark Souls III even though I won't be able to afford it.

Something I can afford.

On GOG?

New XCOMs aswell. Or at least Enemy Within.

Games suck. I don't think I've ever looked forward to a game.

Cinemaware's classics already released on Steam.
Retrosim's classics already released on Steam.
T2/2K's classics (Civ, Myth)

Uncharted 4 and Mafia 3.

Mostly Doom and Ratchet and Clank, both on the PS4 as I won't be able to play Doom on my computer :P

At the moment: Zero Time Dilemma and The Banner Saga 2.

New confirmed games likely to be on GOG:-
- Cyberpunk 2077
- Divinity Original Sin 2
- Syberia 3
- Unavowed

Other probable future games likely to be on GOG:-
- More Daedelic adventure games (stuff like The Inner World)
- More Frictional Games (whatever comes next after SOMA)
- More Wadjet Eye P&C adventure games
- Pillars of Eternity 2?

Personally Wishlisted existing games I'd like to see come to GOG:-
Betrayer, Bioshock (ideally all three but I'll settle for 1-2), Contrast, Gunpoint, Memento Mori, Oblivion, Party Hard, Quantum Conundrum, The Cave, Torchlight 2.

I hope that Zojoi solves the Android compatibility problem of Shadowgate and I'll be able to play it on Android. I'm looking forward to seeing how Torment turns out (and other games I backed).

But really, too many games, too little time. I'm no longer really looking forward to anything in the sense of wanting to play it.

I forgot about that. :O
Hope they return to having a bit more gore in it though.
VLS was a bit disappointing in that regard.